Company Secretary

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If you have completed your B.Com and want to pursue a career in Company Secretaryship CS here is a general outline of the process:
1. Understand the CS Profession: Familiarize yourself with the role and responsibilities of a Company Secretary. A Company Secretary acts as a compliance officer and advisory to the board of directors, ensuring legal and regulatory compliance for the organisation.
2. Enroll for the CS programme: Register with the Institute of Company Secretaries of India (ICSI), the professional body that regulates and governs the CS profession. You will need to enroll in the CS programme offered by ICSI.
3. Complete the CS programme: The CS programme consists of three stages: Foundation, Executive, and Professional. If you have completed your B.Com you may be eligible for direct entry into the Executive programme, skipping the Foundation level. You will need to clear the modules and examinations for each stage to progress to the next level.
4. Practical Training: Alongside the CS programme, you are required to undergo practical training. This includes a 15-month management training and a 15-month professional training period, which can be completed in a company or under a practicing Company Secretary.
5. Clear the Examinations: Successfully pass the examinations at each level of the CS programme. The examinations are conducted by ICSI, and you need to score the required marks to proceed to the next level.
6. Obtain Membership: After completing the CS programme and practical training, apply for membership with ICSI to become a qualified Company Secretary. It's important to note that the CS programme and its requirements may vary, so it's advisable to visit the official website of the Institute of Company Secretaries of India (ICSI) for detailed information and the most up-to-date guidelines. Consider reaching out to ICSI directly or seeking guidance from professionals in the field to get more specific and accurate information about the CS programme and the registration process.